40yo Woman in China Takes Obscene Pics in Hotpot Restaurant & Rubs Food on Private Part, Gets Arrested

Food is a blessing, so can we just not do anything disgusting with it?

A woman in China recently went viral for her indecent behavior at a hotpot restaurant by “misusing” the utensils and food. The woman visited the restaurant in a sexy, red outfit and it didn’t take her long to take indecent pictures with the food.

Unfortunately, it did not stop there

According to Weibo, using the restaurant’s chopsticks, the woman took a piece of dragonfruit and started putting and “wiping” it on her private part, after licking the fruit suggestively and posing in a sexy, provocative manner. The footage then leaked online and has since been circulating online.

The shocking (and disgusting) matter was then noticed by the employee of the hotpot restaurant, and the management immediately contacted the police. The employee also stated that the store had been strictly cleaned and disinfected to ensure the safety of customers.

On February 19, police in Guangzhou released an official statement and stated that 3 men and 1 woman had been detained for the viral matter.

“We received a call from the employee on February 14, saying that a woman was filming indecent videos in the restaurant.”

All for attention on the internet

Following an investigation, the police also revealed that the 40-year-old internet celebrity, known as Angel filmed indecent videos at the scene to boost her popularity online. The scene was filmed at 1 of the private dining rooms in the hotpot restaurant on February 12.

To boost online traffic, Angel’s photographer spread the videos online. The men were arrested by the police for their previous criminal records, in which they filmed multiple indecent and obscene videos before spreading them online.

It’s terrifying to find out just how much and how far some people are willing to go just for the sake of online popularity. In a way, Angel got what she was looking for.

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